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    The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application
    The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application
    The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application
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    The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application

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    Discover why you will be able to understand Python programming language in less than 6 hours if you can read an English sentence…



    If you see a code called "print", what do you think is going to happen?

    a. This line will be copied 
    b. This line will be printed
    c. This line will be deleted

    If you have the level of a primary school kid, you´ll most likely answer "b)" and you are right. 

    Python is known as the easiest programming language in the world.

    Even if it is so easy that kids can learn the basics, you are able to develop big and complex projects.

    Google Search and YouTube are just some examples of big products powered by Python. 

    Statistics revealed that 6 out of 10 parents preferred their children to learn Python instead of French. 
    There is a high demand for people to know programming language.
    Instead of being a language designed for computer nerds, you can use Python in everyday life to design cool automations and build applications like Dropbox and Instagram.
    Imagine all your ideas can easily be turned into a real product without investing thousands of dollars into web designers or engineers. 
    Just think about all the entrepreneurs and young start ups with big visions, but no programming skills. Even if you don´t have a creative idea yourself, you can easily turn your Python knowledge into $100 notes. 
    In "The Best Python Step-By-Step Beginners Guide", you´ll discover:
    -Why Python is not as scary as its animal relative and much easier to handle
    -How Python is the official language of the world's biggest companies
    -How to control your own R2-D2 Star Wars robot
    -How to become a visionary and change the world by turning your ideas in applications that allow you to get worldwide exposure
    -How watching "Game of Thrones" on Netflix or looking up the Backstreet Boys on Spotify are connected to python
    -Why robots are more likely to chess mate you than the world chess champion Magnus Carlsen
    -How Python prevents you from ever making mistakes in your programming again
    -How to solve problems in less time

    And much, much more…

    Even if you have never used any programming language before, you´ll be able to understand and apply Python and turn the virtual world upside down.

    Discover all the crazy opportunities you have once you know how to talk the most essential programming language in the world.

    Scroll up, click "add to cart" and enjoy clear programming on both small and big scales. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMC Publishing
    Release dateJul 3, 2019
    ISBN9781393903550
    The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application

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      The Best Python Programming Step-By-Step Beginners Guide Easily Master Software engineering with Machine Learning, Data Structures, Syntax, Django Object-Oriented Programming, and AI application - Chris Williamson

      Python Features

      Python is comparable to Java, Ruby, Scheme, or Perl because it is powerful and is a clear OOP language. Some notable features of Python are:

      It has an elegant syntax thereby making the written programs simple to read. Basically, it is easy to use a programming language which makes it stress-free for getting your program to work. It makes Python suitable for prototype development and other ad-hoc programming tasks without any compromise on maintainability.

      Python is available with a huge standard library which supports several common programming tasks like the connection to web servers, looking for text with regular expressions, and reading and modifying files. It has an interactive mode which makes it simple to test short code snippets. You can also find IDLE or a bundled development environment.

      Python can be simply extended by adding newer modules implemented in compiled languages like C or C++. Python can also be embedded into applications for providing a programmable interface.

      Python can run on any OS including Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX, and there are some unofficial builds available for Android and iOS. Python is free software in 2 senses. You are not required to pay anything to download or use Python, or to include it in your applications. It can be easily modified and redistributed, and although the programming language is copyrighted, it is available with an open source license.

      The following programming language features are available on Python:

      You can find a range of fundamental data types on Python. Numbers including complex, floating point, and unlimited length long integers; strings including both Unicode and ASCII, dictionaries, and lists. It also supports OOP and its classes having multiple inheritances. Its code may be grouped into packages and modules.

      Python programming languages will catch and raise exceptions resulting in clean error handling. The data types are dynamically and strongly typed. By mixing the incompatible types, for instance, attempting to add a number to a string will cause an exception to be raised, therefore the errors are caught earlier. It also contains advanced programming features like generators and list comprehension.

      The automatic memory management of Python means you are free from having to allocate and free memory manually in the code. You can also develop graphical user interface by using Python.

      Python Philosophy

      In recent times, Python emerged as the leader among the established and optimized languages such as Java, C, and C++ for some straightforward reasons. It incorporates a philosophy that says that complex tasks can be done in an easy manner. We have a habit of thinking that complex, real-life problems will have complicated solutions, and the ways to go about them will be complex. The Python developers embraced a philosophy that is exactly opposite to this. It was created with the aim to have an easy learning curve which will also be quick, and the development process for the software engineers will also be fast and easy. As a result of this philosophy, Python is thought of as the best general purpose programming language, as the users of the language can work in just about any domain and still find some useful piece of code. Python was one of the flag bearers of the open source movement, and this helped it develop a massive user base from practically all modes of life. As Python is open source, people can use it to make small programs and share with each other easily. In Python, there is a group of programs for doing different tasks which is called a module or a package. When this book was written there were more than 117,181 modules submitted by a massive number of coders around the world. These large number of modules and coders have resulted in Python jumping up the ladder quickly within the computer science community and has even reached the numero uno position as the most used programming language in the world.

      Python Applications

      Real world applications of Python

      Let's find out the actual applications of Python in the real world. In the following section of the chapter, we will go through them one by one. Before jumping into the actual coding, it helps to be able to visualize what you can do with the things you learn. You’ll be able to feel the power of Python more acutely, which will provide you with the motivation to keep going. Let's begin with the Python applications.

      1. Internet and Web Development: Python will allow you to develop web applications without any issues. It comes with libraries intended for internet protocol such as JSON, HTML, and XML, FTP, IMAP, e-mail processing, and simple to use socket interfaces. Still, the index of the package will show even more libraries such as:

      BeautifulSoup: HTML parser.

      Requests: HTTP client library.

      Feedparser: For parsing Atom Feeds and RSS.

      Twisted Python: For asynchronous network programming.

      Paramiko: For the implementation of the SSH2 protocol.

      There is a range of frameworks available such as Pyramid and Django. Python can also provide micro frameworks such as flask and bottle. It is also possible to write CGI scripts and as a result, we can acquire advanced CMSs (Content Management Systems) such as Django CMS and Plone.

      2. Desktop GUI applications of Python: Almost all the binary distributions of the programming language come with Tk, which is a standard GUI library. It empowers you to develop a user interface for your applications. Apart from that, there are other toolkits available, such as:

      Kivy, for writing the Multitouch applications

      wxWidgets

      Qt through PySide or pyqt

      We can also use some toolkits which are specific to certain platforms such as Delphi, GTK+, and MS foundation classes via the win32 extension.

      3. Numeric and Scientific applications: These are some of the most common applications of Python. Due to the power of Python, it is no surprise that it finds a place for itself in the scientific community. For serving this objective we have:

      SciPy: A collection of packages used in mathematics, engineering, and science.

      Pandas: This is a library used for data analysis and modeling.

      IPython: A powerful shell used for simple editing and works session recording. This also supports parallel computing and visualization.

      NumPy: Allows you to deal with complicated numerical calculations.

      A course in software carpentry: This advocates fundamental skills for scientific computing and for running the bootcamps. This will also provide open access teaching material.

      4. Software development: Python is used as a supporting language for software development. The developers make use of Python for build-control, management, and testing as well as:

      Buildbot/Apache Gump: Used for automated and continuous compilation and testing.

      SCons: Used for build-control.

      Roundup/Trac: Used for tracking the bugs and project management.

      Integrated development environment roster: Used for displaying the comprehensive facilities provided by IDE.

      5. Education applications of Python: Due to the simplicity of Python, its brevity, and large community, the programming language is a great way to be introduced to programming. There are many ways Python can be used in the field of education, and it is also possible to teach the language in schools or learn it on your own. In case you are still trying to make up your mind about Python, read on and check out its features.

      6. Business applications of Python: Python is a fantastic choice for developing ERP and can also be used for e-commerce solutions. You may want to check out Tryton, which is a 3-tier, high-level general-purpose platform, or Odoo, which is a management software having several business applications. It is an all-rounder with that form and a complete suite of enterprise management applications.

      7. Database access by using Python: This is one of the hottest applications of Python. By using Python, you can customize and ODBC interfaces to Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server, Postgre SQL, and other applications. They are available for a free download. The object databases such as ZODB and Durus along with a standard database API are also available.

      8. Network Programming: Having all these possibilities included, you can pretty much expect Python to not slack in network programming. It will provide support for low-level network programming. For example:

      Twisted Python: A framework for asynchronous network programming.

      A simple to use socket interface is also available.

      9. 3D Graphics and Games: For most people, this will be the most interesting portion of Python. Whenever someone hears that you are learning Python, the first thing you will be asked is, Have you created a game yet? The PyGame and PyKyra are the 2 frameworks used for game development using Python. Apart from them, you will also get a range of 3D rendering libraries. If you happen to be a game developer, you should take a look at PyWeek, which is a bi-annual game programming contest.

      10. Other applications of Python: There are some other major applications of Python. Apart from those already discussed, Python will be useful in some other places as well, such as:

      Audio/video-based applications

      Image applications

      Console based applications

      Enterprise applications

      3D Cad applications

      Machine Learning

      Artificial Intelligence

      Computer vision with facilities such as face detection or color detection

      Robotics

      Scripting

      Data analysis

      As

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